Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-14
MINNESOTA.

st. Paul.
Duluth saloon men are organizing for NUT
ual protection.
The new Catholic cathedral at st. Cloud
will cost $4,000.
Thirty.tnree Carlton students will engage
In missionary work.
Fish ladders are be put in all the Jams
on the Cannon rive.
Brainerd thinks sl,'s going to have a boom.
She's in style at al! rate.
st. Cloud partiu, sold sl75, 900 worth of
standing pine on the 2sth ult.
little son of Mrs. Stena Rudh, OF Fergus
Falls, Was drowned on Saturday.
An offer Of $50 a foot front was refused
for st. Cloud business property last week.
At a premium Of sGos, 5000 worth of st.
Cloud school bonds were sold on the 3Oth ult.
The Evaugeli al association conference a
Minneapolis have made appointments Of pas
tors for next year,
The body OF Mrs. j. w. Hargraycs, wife OF
the pastor Of he Congregational church AT
st. Cloud, was taken 20 Waupun, Wis, for
burial.
Frederick Holden was shot and fatally
wounded in a quarrel 10y a Bohemian farmer
in Wiscoy, inc miles from Winona, on
Saturday.
John OlhofI q Winona teamster, was in
SANITY killed 10 a runaway on the 2Sth ut,
hy a loaded " ron crushing his head Ia pass
ing over IT,.
Sundays Issue OF the st. Paul Globe was
the last 10 IL, old quarters, it having been
moved u mere commodious and elegant
apartments.
The saw mill known as Hersey Il Beams
'little mill" A. Saltwater, was burned Satur-
day, the loss Icing about $4,000 and insur-
auce $4,000.
Miss Clara Muckey and Edward Carson
were adjudged insane by the court at Hast
ngs, on the 18th ult., and sent TO the Roch-
ester asylum.
A normal class of over fifty members has
been organized at Rochester to follow the
course of study Of the Bible laid out by the
t'tiutauqua assembly.
y parting reception was given to Rev. j. B..
aldson and wife by the melabers OF his
lac congregation at Hastings, on the 2Sth
I'll, He leaves for Minneapolis.
The granary, stables, pens and machinery
81, Is of Patrick Coughlan, a farmer living
near Montgomery, were consumed by fire on
tn "a inst. Loss, SIG, 600; partly insured.
$. Cloud special: John Brutz Of Cold
81 Jog, who was thrown out Of his wagon and
haG MS skull fractured, has died from his in
jui.,s. Mrs. Ulmscheid, also injured, cannot
rec YER.
tt, congregation OF st. Johns (EpiscopaD
churcA at Mankato has decided to erect the
coming season a rectory on the grounds be-
longing to the charch. The structure will
cost about 81, SOC.
Currie special; While Ira Segur and wife
of Tracy we're driving into the town TO-DAY
the team ran away, smashing the buggy and
throwii & them out. Mrs. Sesur had her arm
broken near the wrist.
The Willard hotel was burned on Wedne.-
day morning. There were no lives lost, but
many narrow escapes. A numhc Of guests
lost their ELECT. and some did not even get
out with their day clothing.
The pope has written to Bishop Ireland a
letter tharking him for his labor on the tenn
peraLcc question, and hopes thefuture course
Of the bishop will he in harmony with his
past rtCri Tn the great evil.
st. Cloud special; Henry Schultz, a farmer
living in the town Of Farming, this county,
committed suicide yestci day evening b shoot
ing himself with a rife. Coroner Ramsey was
notified, aid has gone to Farming to hold an
inquest.
G. o. Johnson OF Hastings was arrested last
week aud taken to Saltwater, on a charge pre-
ferred ty Henry Peterson of Denmark of
stealing a BUGGY. The examination took
place in the municipal court, the defendant
being discharged.
hugo Ain quist, a Finlander, of New York
state, has in his possession a Finnish coin
dated 1871. 1t is eight inches square, one
fourth inch thick, and weighs six and one.
half pounds. 1t was originally worth about
IS, but a. a relic OF the cooper age'' in Fin
land it is valued at 800.
TIE new am hitheater now being erected at
Mapl, wood park, Waseca, will have a seating
capacity for ! 500, with handsome Offices and
speakers platform. The association has or
dered a windmill and an immense tank, and
tie park is to be provided with extensive
water works supplied from the new mill.
The Southern Minnesota Wool Growers
and Sheep Breeders association met Thurs.
day at Eyota 70 arrange for bu.king the twine
orders Of the member and to make estimates
of the wool that they will put on the market
this spring, In order that sales may be made
advantageously without the drain Of the mid
clemens commission.
Waseca special; The Catholic seminary
built last year at a cost Of over $4,000 by the
Catholic society, has proved entirely made
suate. Over 200 are n attendance, and &c
make room for others an addition is being
erected 30x6o, with two stories and a base
mcnt. The whole will be surmounted by
a tower sixty feet high.
Mrs. A.. ID. Ferris OF Pipestone met with q
serious accident late on Tuesday. She was
salcimining a room Ia her residence and was
up on a step ladder when she slipped and
fell to the floor, pulling the pan Of calcimino
down on top Of her. She was knocked sense
less. 1t is thought she will recover, but may
he blind, as the calcimine went all over hel
face and head. She is quite aged, which makes
the accident all the more serious.